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Amir Orad, a seasoned CEO/entrepreneur in AI/analytics, Cyber, and FinTech, has a proven track record of scaling tech companies, including Sisense, Actimize, and Cyota, achieving 9-figure revenues, profitability, and market leadership. As CEO & Chairman of Sisense, revenue grew 17X over eight years to $150M, transitioning to native cloud SaaS and achieving profitability. Sisense serves thousands of customers, recognized as a Visionary/Leader by Gartner, G2 Crowd, and Forrester. Previously, as CEO of NICE Actimize, revenue grew 10x to $200M with over 25% operating income, transitioning to a SaaS/Subscription model. Orad co-founded Cyota, growing it to $100M in bookings in six years before its acquisition by RSA Security. With expertise in mergers and acquisitions, Orad successfully integrated four acquisitions into his companies over 20 years. He's also chaired/boarded companies like AnyWord, Yotpo, SecuriThings, Ava, and BillGuard. Starting his career as a techie, Orad holds patents and is recognized as an industry thought leader in publications like the Wall Street Journal and CNBC. Based in New York, he holds an MBA from Columbia University and a B.Sc in Computer Science and Management from Tel Aviv University, receiving accolades like EY Entrepreneur of the Year and Goldman Sachs' 100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncharted1/support

Raphael Ouzan is the founder and CEO of A.Team, a team formation platform that enables tech leaders to assemble, deploy, and manage cloud-based teams—high-performing, distributed product teams that build transformative new products. A.Team is powered by a members-only network of the world's top engineers, product managers, designers, and marketers who come together to escape rigid structures to work on problems that matter to them alongside teammates they love. A.Team is on a mission to change how we work for the better—part of Raphael's quest to unlock human potential through technology. He founded BillGuard, the antivirus for bills (acquired by Prosper), co-founded BlockNation with Apollo Mgmt CEO Marc Rowan to invest in web3, and founded ITC, a not-for-profit for global tech upskilling. A decorated officer of IDF's tech unit, he was named 30 under 30 by Forbes, and Global Shaper by the World Economic Forum.Connect with Behind Company Lines and HireOtter Website Facebook Twitter LinkedIn:Behind Company LinesHireOtter Instagram Buzzsprout

According to our guest Raphael Ouzan, next year's big thing is: “cloud-based teams”. Companies are having an increasingly hard time hiring the right people to work on their most pressing problems and opportunities for development. To overcome this, Raphael has founded A.Team, the world's first cloud-team formation platform, that enables companies to form, manage, and scale external, remote teams, instantly. Its TeamGraph connects highly-skilled thousands of the top product builders in an invite-only network —empowering them to escape rigid structures to team up with companies building market-leading products. Raphael is a technologist, entrepreneur, and investor on a mission to unlock human potential with technology. Among other things Raphael co-founded BillGuard—the antivirus for bills (acquired by Prosper),  co-founded BlockNation with Apollo Mgmt CEO Marc Rowan to invest in web3, and founded ITC, a not-for-profit for global tech upskilling. A decorated officer of IDF's tech unit, he was named 30 under 30 by Forbes, and Global Shaper by the World Economic Forum. In this episode, we dive into what “cloud-based teams” mean and analyze what perspectives such teams open up for organizations. We also reflect on the role of companies themselves: according to Raphael, we should never refer to “external teams”; instead, as entrepreneurs, we need to think more boundaryless (as we always say). Remember that you can always find transcripts and podcast notes from the episode on our website: https://boundaryless.io/podcast/raphael-ouzan/   Key highlights

In episode 12, I sit down with Yaron Samid, a serial entrepreneur who already built 2 successful startups on Pando & Desksite took an idea he had after finding a weird credit card charge which led him to create BillGuard a “collective brain” of credit card charges needed to be created to warn people about common grey charges. Yaron's journey to a successful exit was long, hard, and fun from his really short stint at Edelman PR after college, to Forman Interactive (Register.com), Backweb, Desksite, Pando and finally BullGuard. Yaron's career originally started in marketing and moved to product marketing and management which he realized made him a better founder and one that gave him a better perspective on running a business. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Moven Mobile NeoBank Brett King Founder 2018 Show 007 I first interviewed Brett King back in 2016.  It is now two years later and Moven a Mobile NeoBank is now raising money to buy a US bank.  SBI Group from Japan is providing funding and Moven Enterprises will create a joint venture with SBI Group in Japan. What is happening to the boundaries of traditional banks, online banks, neobanks and the future of banking in 2019 and beyond.  Just Listen Up to Brett King! Brett King will be back on the show when Moven closes and completes this acquisition of a US bank later this year. For now, Moven is still a neobank and Moven works with Westpac in New Zealand and Moven's partner in the US CBW Bank which provides customers with FDIC insurance. In Canada, TD Bank licenses the Moven technology In addition to being the Founder of Moven Brett king is also a podcast host, best selling author of five books. His latest book is called Augmented in the Fast Lane and was found on China's President Xi's bookshelf during his 2018 New Years Greeting to his country. Brett is originally from Australia and we discuss how business meets tech and the future of banking. He loves being on the speaking circuit and he embraced the future with the startup of the next generation Bank based on the smartphone called Moven.  Brett raised $24 million and the bank is headquartered in New York. Customers can sign up for an account in less than two minutes, sent a card to use but now can just use their phone. Breaking banks number one Fintech radio show on the planet Speaks around the world on future of banking speaking in 39 countries back in 2015. Tech meets business Australia was his home country. He started out as a coder, software developer, worked for the publicist group of Motor Media and ran a financial services training company in Dubai. From Singapore, London to New York. 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Clearstone Ventures Move n Bank registered the domain name The story behind when the light bulb went off for the idea of Moven: banking mobile commerce payments but not a bank, not a telecom not a card company All three industries into a digital exclusive business model Combine Passion and ego to Redefine what people think of when the hear bank account So that in 10 or 15 years from now bank account now is so different then what we had before people will say these are the guys that did it first Spoke to banks about digital disruption what tech was going to do behavior was changing they would say it’s really hard to do and he would say no it’s not He said let me show you so motivation was to show them how it could be done but it wasn’t easy but has not been impossible been interesting growth fenomial business to be in and start Banks are slow success behirial what do people really want to see a balance starting point Download Spending meter start up app color to much if on Track Westpac in New Zealand Look at meter before balance helps with decision Real time swipe card get receipt immediately tells you how much dining out u spent and u r already above ur limit so there is s cognitive thing going on these behaviors have an immediate correlation Smart spending Fico scores or social media behavior used to score Physical health discipline financial Tool doesn’t allow you to commit to something just use app Partners New Zealand westpac Cdw Bank fdic Most customers see us not banks that TD Bank in Canada livestock MasterCard tech Fintech common bond student loans Payoff credit card consolidation debt lending club Talking to Betterment to offer an savings investment option About your competitors Strategy of Moven going forward to stay number one in niche digital banking digital money management Peer to peer lending Digital wallets On deck Where is the future bank account going ? Tell us about the future of financial behavioral updates or features to the app and capabilities - In pulse savings emergency credit real time credit facility based on your credit Access to credit Access to savings In p2p credit karma, Lender out of San Francisco Schel orloff gives you a little bit of money but helps you boost your credit score Mobile bank account side per se simple tried to link up with Bank Corp.com and Betsy Cohen but when Google dropped their card program attached to their wallet them launched a year before Moven Success I want to make a living from speaking - saw a Scientist speak at conference Dr. Michio Kaku - Physics of the Future: How Science Will Shape Human Destiny and Our Daily Lives by the Year 2100 Thought goal would be speak write books retire at 50 Moven success goal have 50 million people around the world using their app help them manage their money and save money distributor approach White label tech it’s a Moven experience Why License their app use tool to save more money with app Use an app to change behavior Failure: funding steepest learning curve Training co in Middle East Dubai 2001 moved there in 2005 4-5 million in revenue by 2008 China Hong Kong Dubai 375000 revenue in 2009 couldntcanticipatr that Partner professional certificate Atty In US tried to cut them out Legal notices They re-engineered Only an equity investing now If partner with someone business shouldn’t rely on partner and any partnership can end in divorce could you exit without reputation risk to brand Disruptive Technology 4 key things disruptive AI robotics Smart vehicles Smart grids renewable energy Resourceful allocation smart cities smart govt Home is smart Talk to a Simple AI or voice agent amazon echo book flights next generation Siri book flights and it can conduct commerce for you like book restaurants Now google duplex Senses that we ingest on our bodies leads us to 4th disruptive health tech changing the way we think of health care and how we manage our health 4th gene edit manage our health From banking disruptor we have the blockchain Machine to machine commerce A self driving car in 10 years time owned by a shared collective group of people maybe owned by a city then it logs onto Uber for three hours a day and drives for the Uber Network as an autonomous vehicle it’s getting paid it has a bank account but bank account is not owned by a human doesn’t have to pay tax Biggest one for finance is advice (just got Smarter!) totally disrupted by artificial intelligence and technology and If you are an advisor in the financial services space right now robo Advisors vs humans robots will be better at investing then humans - > they will know your investment behavior better than a human relationship manager ever could adjust and adapt quicker so you can put in tolerances they won’t have to remember to call agent to sell this asset class or that it will know if gold drops below 1100 an ounce do this then sell it all automatically managed by a robo advisor More importantly that advice itself has changed its becoming real time Operationally to manage a trust no reason why humans would be involved maybe advice still given by humans you plug it in and the capabilities of AI In past when thought of a Trust or family office you went to a human who knew more about the subject then you did Information asymmetry It has been eroding since the internet and now AI is the last piece of that puzzle for humans to stay differentiated An AI can deal with so much more data and info so that’s the advantage to an ind to analyze and synthesize all that info For example analyst and advisor key to their success is dealing with all that data and info that now can be done by AI Prism money Billguard was acquired by Prosper Quote: Keep Moven Fast Book: Neil Stevenson Snow Change - VR change the way we live Syfy. App: google maps swarm foursquare local knowledge Hero: Ramaz Naam - ex Microsoft guy, winner of the Philip Kay Dick award, author of Apex. Best business advice:  In approaching a prospect or current customer ask the following question: What are three things or problems that I can help you solve today.  One of those three is a solution you can help prospect or customer. other books by Brett King: Breaking banks, Bank 2.0, Bank 3.0 and he is currently working on Bank 4.0.

BillGuard's Raphael Ouzan shares how they overcame their greatest challenge: making their audience realize they have a problem only BillGuard can solve.

The Social Network Show welcomes co-host, Michelle Boykins, Senior Director of Communications at the National Crime Prevention Council and her guest, Robert Siciliano. Robert Siciliano, a Personal Security Expert and Identity Theft Speaker, shares some incredibly important information regarding security issues on computers and mobile devices. In this show you will learn about "organized web mobs" and the hacking into companies such as Sony; cyber crime versus cyber terror; smart phone security issues-iPhone's and Androids; how to dispose of old computers and cell phones; dangers of downloading Apps and online games; shipping notification scams and lastly tips to keep you and your devices safe. When Americans were urged to go on high alert after 9/11, personal security, identity theft expert, speaker and author Robert Siciliano was already ahead of the game. The advice is simple—so simple that Siciliano's hard-won wisdom has gained him audiences across a wide variety of media: Increase security and reduce liability. Security is a wide and deep topic. Security is personal, physical and informational. Siciliano discusses all aspects of security as they relate to violence and fraud prevention in both the physical and virtual worlds. He can show you how to keep home invaders from assaulting you and taking your family hostage, or how you can prevent criminal hackers from accessing your network and downloading client data. He provides topical, timely and cutting-edge programs your group needs and wants. For almost 30 years, Siciliano has been committed to maintaining his expertise in all aspects of security by constantly researching new and upcoming security trends with the goal of informing and educating you so you can avoid becoming a statistic. He says, “There always has been, there is now and there will always be a criminal predatory element stalking its next victim. Being proactive and knowing your options are essential.” Siciliano's media credentials include hard-hitting and provocative contributions to TIME, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Forbes, Fortune, BusinessWeek, Huffington Post, Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Reader's Digest, Consumers Digest, as a regular contributor to Entrepreneur, and he has appeared as a guest commentator on The Anderson Cooper Show, John Stossel, The Steve Harvey Show, The Today Show, CBS Early Show, Good Morning America, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, Fox News, Inside Edition, and Extra, among others. He has taught millions of people his secrets of maintaining personal safety and security, and his skills have benefited thousands more through presentations to corporate, government, education clients such as GMAC, the National Association of Realtors©, Domino's Pizza, United Bankers' Bank, Exxon Mobile – and many more. Siciliano's goal is simple – to wake up and empower people across Main Street USA and throughout the world so they can avoid becoming victims. His personal security and identity theft expertise is an asset to any program or organization that demands straight talk, common sense, and potentially life- and property-saving results right now. Whether he is speaking on camera, to a reporter, or sharing his identity theft and personal security stories and tips as a keynote speaker or workshop leader, Siciliano's direct and to-the-point style can be counted on to raise hackles, capture attention, and – most importantly – inspire and empower action. He motivates people everywhere to do the right things to keep their family, data and property safe. Audience members describe his credible, from-the-trenches advice as life-changing and lifesaving. At the corporate level, his clients include high-level executives from leading corporations such as McAfee, iovation, Intelius, ADT, Gemalto, RSA, BillGuard, Sentry Safe, Schlage, AllClearID and Uniball Corporation rely upon Siciliano's insights, perspectives and guidance to bring additional firepower and pro...

It's happened to me and I am sure it's happened to you: you've wasted money on something you never intended to pay for. Americans are wasting $14.3B in grey charges, according to a study by the Aite Group for BillGuard.com. What are grey charges? Find out in this interview with BillGuard.com CEO Mary Keegan. The average consumer can save $200 a year by spotting and stopping these charges, so stop throwing your money away! This episode aired live July 29, 2013.